All about windows phone apps, part 4
Saturday 14 September 2013
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Windows phone apps, Just a note about the new features
on FM radio in addition to Amber Update : Glance Screen is the screen that
displays the so-called always-on clock even when the device is not turned on .
Smart Camera is an application that comes with photographing new tricks ,
filter lenses , and additional effects . Flip for silencing the phone , our
intention is to make the device go into silence mode , only the reverse . Data
Sense is a feature that allows us to regulate the use of the amount of data ,
which is essential to manage the Internet connection . Here is the provisional
name for the map application on the Nokia that will be better integrated with
Windows Phone apps.
Back to the matter of software , which I found , and a deficiency in the operating system itself , and has become a standard on other operating systems are : ( tested on the Lumia 720 )
1 . Windows phone apps, There is no built -in file manager . For example, we put an extra memory card , then we only rely on specific applications to access it . For example , music and video player applications instantly know if the SD - Card which we attach no music files or videos , but we are not able to browse directly on the SD Card . There are apps to do this , the File Viewer SD Kirik , but it turns out its not flexible in addition to recognizing only certain file types , and we have to pay again for the full version .
2 . Windows phone apps, There is no task killer . IOS -based devices that we just press the physical button twice there and we could turn off the one currently active application . On Android , you can install the app to turn off tasks that are working in the background . But this does not exist in Windows Phone apps. This feature is important to have because of the applications running in the background will push the battery to be quickly depleted . The trick is to hit the back button a few times to the home screen or by setting individual applications to be ter - block when it is in the background . Either way, it is clearly inefficient .
To be continued
Back to the matter of software , which I found , and a deficiency in the operating system itself , and has become a standard on other operating systems are : ( tested on the Lumia 720 )
1 . Windows phone apps, There is no built -in file manager . For example, we put an extra memory card , then we only rely on specific applications to access it . For example , music and video player applications instantly know if the SD - Card which we attach no music files or videos , but we are not able to browse directly on the SD Card . There are apps to do this , the File Viewer SD Kirik , but it turns out its not flexible in addition to recognizing only certain file types , and we have to pay again for the full version .
2 . Windows phone apps, There is no task killer . IOS -based devices that we just press the physical button twice there and we could turn off the one currently active application . On Android , you can install the app to turn off tasks that are working in the background . But this does not exist in Windows Phone apps. This feature is important to have because of the applications running in the background will push the battery to be quickly depleted . The trick is to hit the back button a few times to the home screen or by setting individual applications to be ter - block when it is in the background . Either way, it is clearly inefficient .
To be continued
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